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Bringing the IoT to Water Utilities
A highly scalable network of wireless IoT sensors is under development for water metering and management.
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Video: Mistbox Keeps AC Units Cool While Saving Money and Energy
Mistbox is a connected device that attaches to an AC unit and uses evaporative cooling, or mist, to pre-cool the intake air going into the AC.
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Low Power, Low Cost 32-bit Microcontrollers
The devices enable developers to minimize power consumption, board space, and development time.
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New Monitor Unveiled for Weld Purging
The monitor accurately reads residual oxygen level inside a tube, pipe, welding chamber or enclosure during purging.
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New Alloy Captures More Sunlight in Solar Cells
A new alloy that collects near-infrared light shows promise for a new type of concentrator photovoltaic collector.
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Z-Wave Opens The IoT
In April of this year the Z-Wave Alliance added a security requirement to its interoperability certification that requires manufacturers to implement the new S2 framework. This move was years in the making and has set the groundwork for a secure Internet of Things (IoT).
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Bitcoin – The App that Made Blockchain Famous
As a totally digital currency that requires no banks and no government authority or authentication, Bitcoin introduced the world to the concept of a fully democratized system of doing business anywhere at any time.
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Lyft Targets 1 Billion Rides from Electric Autonomous Vehicles by 2025
The ride hailing vendor has detailed its plan and commitment to the Paris climate accord.
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Award Winning SALIOT CUBE from NMB Corporation
NMB Technologies, a MinebeaMitsumi Group Company, introduced a new LED light at Lightfair 2017. The award winning Cube is an LED in NMB Technologies' Smart Adjustable Light for the Internet of Things (SALIOT) family or products.
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French Soccer Club Olympique Lyonnais Upgrades Stadium with LED lighting
It will be the first stadium in France to upgrade to light emitting diode illumination.
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Flying Cars One Step Closer to Reality
Aircraft engineering company PAL-V has opened the doors to a production facility in the Netherlands.
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New Findings Say Universal Memory May Depend on High Speed of RAM and Capacity of Flash
A team of researchers from MITP’s Center of Shared Research Facilities has found a way to control oxygen concentration in tantalum oxide films that are produced by atomic layer deposition. The films could be used as the basis for new forms of nonvolatile memory.
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Biosensor Tattoo Combines Artistry and Health Monitoring
Could a tattoo tell the wearer when something is amiss with his or her health?
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Phaseflex® is Now Compatible with the R&S ZNBNT20 Multi-Port VNA
W.L. Gore & Associates (Gore) announced that Rohde & Schawarz is endorsing Gore® Phaseflex® Microwave/RF Test Assemblies to use with the R&S ZNBT20 multiport VNA.
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New Kit Enables Wireless Charging up to 80 Feet Away
Powercast has announced the P1110-EVAL-01 development kit that contains items manufacturers require to design wireless devices incorporating wireless power technology.
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New Series of Projectors for Rental, Education and Corporate Industries
Epson has introduced their new display solutions for projectors used in rental and staging, corporate, education and instillation markets. The BrightLink® Pro 1470UI, BrightLink 710UI and PowerLite® 700U short-throw laser displays and Pro L-Series projectors have Espon’s 3LCD technology and combines laser light source.
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Auto Industry Impacted by Improvements to Electric Vehicle Batteries
An anticipated higher market demand for electric vehicles needs to be matched with consistent quality.
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Robot Composes and Plays Music
Researchers at Georgia Tech’s Center for Music Technology have a budding composer, Shimon, working in their lab.
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Do Hacktivists Hack Rationally?
Since you use the internet, you’ve probably heard of hacking, but have you heard of hacktivism?
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U.S. Government Embraces Automated Cybersecurity
Agencies in the federal government are working to develop tools and software that would automate cybersecurity – essentially, an effort to remove human error from the equation. A new report out by NextGov details the automation effort, and why these tools aren’t yet ready for government-wide deployment.
